Vigil held for woman killed in Milwaukee while pumping gas

An outbreak of violence in Milwaukee in the last week ended with five deaths.

Several of the crimes were random murders during robberies, police said.

A fed-up community turned out Saturday to remember Sheresa Moore, 26, who was fatally shot during a carjacking Wednesday night. Police said she was killed even though she did not put up a fight.

"She had a dream. Going to school. She was doing what she needed to do. And somebody just came and snatched it all away," said friend Andre Lee.

Surveillance video obtained by 12 News shows Moore in a white shirt, getting ready to put gas in her car. In the video, she's approached by a man, and even as she's still backing away from him, he shoots her and drives off in her car.

More than 100 people crowded the gas station Saturday to support the victim's family.

"I did worry about her. But I knew she was good though. She was good. She did what she was supposed to do. She was a good girl. She didn't hurt anybody, didn't go around harming anyone. She was just coming to get gas. That's all she was doing," said Theresa Moore, Sheresa's mother.

Mourners marched around the block Saturday imparting a message, imploring a change of heart and a call for a better Milwaukee.

"We have to start loving each other. Somebody in this crew, somebody in this bunch knows something," said Sheresa's aunt, Pat Bridges.

Funeral arrangements are still being made.

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